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Convergence of this series?
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\[\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} 1/ (n+ ncos^2 (n))\]
Which could simplify into \[\sum_{n=1}^{\infty} 1/ (n+1) \cos^2(n)\]
And -1=<cos^2(n) =< 1
I don't see how you did that simplification
Shouldn't it be \[\frac{ 1 }{ n(1 + \cos^2 n) }\]
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Yes sorry, that was a mistake.
I think this diverges because of the 1/n
Yeah, I got it now. Thanks (: But can you separate a constant from a series no matter its convergence or divergence?
if it is like a series of 1/3n can we say that equates to 1/3 * series of 1/n
Yes
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Ok thanks
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